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The decade-long advice to “learn to code” is losing its edge. With tools like Claude Code handling the heavy lifting, a basic three-month online course may be all anyone needs to build what they can imagine. The more important skill is investing. If you learn to invest, you can build lasting wealth and bypass the gatekeepers […] The post Learning To Sell Is Just As Important As Learning To Invest appeared first on Financial Samurai.
Oh let’s see this month my manager pissed me off by micromanaging. She is a relatively new manager to us, we are a very well functioning no-drama team without much need for management. She seemed okay for the past six months until she questioned a … Read moreApril 2026 Dividend Income Update The post April 2026 Dividend Income Update appeared first on Genymoney.ca.
🎙️ Episode #486 – He didn’t have more time, he just started taking action. Here’s how one investor bought 3 rentals while working full-time. Listen… The post No Time? He Still Bought 3 Rentals (Here’s How) appeared first on Coach Carson.
Visa has announced plans to roll out Bitcoin- and stablecoin-backed debit cards across more than 100 countries, in a partnership with US-based Bitcoin payments infrastructure company Lightspark. New Zealand sits in a planned Asia Pacific expansion phase, with no date confirmed. For Kiwis who hold crypto and want to spend it in everyday life, here’s what’s been announced, when it might arrive, and what’s already available in the meantime. “Whether your balance is in fiat, […]
In this week’s stock market outlook, Joel Wenger examines the current market trend, price performance, and headline risks.
Superb companies They must eat their own cooking This is a revised version of a post first published October 30, 2021. I was stimulated to write this revision when I was reading the annual report of a company I’ve owned shares in for some ten years. The controlling family holds 95% of voting rights and I hold none. I’ve done well. See >>>Revision below. Investors should educate themselves about dual-class shares. In this post I’ll […]
My Sweet Retirement Investing in REITs for Passive Income in May 2026 For many Singapore investors, the search for stable, recurring passive income naturally leads to one asset class: Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). With their predictable distributions, exposure to high-quality commercial properties, and a regulatory requirement … Investing in REITs for Passive Income in May 2026 My Sweet Retirement
Image source: Amazon You might be sitting on a goldmine if you read and collected comic books in the 1970s. Comic book paper from that era was cheap and not made to last. Readers would cut coupons out of comics without a thought of conservation. Some titles had short print runs of special variant issues that are hard to find now. There are also many pivotal first appearance issues that fly under the radar […]
See how we earned a whopping $11K+ in bank bonuses, read how our baby prep continues, and come vote for a nature conservation charity we’ll donate to! Continue reading Huge Investment Bonuses & Home Repair (Mar. 2026) at TicTocLife.
There’s a story behind this story, but I’m going to save “That Story” until the PS at the end (don’t miss it, it’s golden). With that disclaimer, let’s get started. A long time ago (2017, to be exact), I came across an article about how to become a 401(k) millionaire. Soon after I read it, someone who knew that I had achieved the same “401(k) Millionaire” milestone asked me to write my story as a […]
Save, invest, prosper with My Own Advisor. How We Invest After a whopping 1,700+ published articles on this site and over 40,000 comments, I figured it would be time to write a pillar post about how we invest. I originally posted this article in 2024, and I updated it in July 2025. I have updated it to be even more current to… Early retiree thanks to DIY investing in stocks and ETFs. The article How […]
If there’s one asset we all definitely hold, it’s cash. So it’s odd that there isn’t a long-run cash index available – one that we can use to compare other investments against. Academics approximate returns to cash by resorting to treasury bill or money market rates. But what might a savvy UK investor have achieved with money in the bank? Monevator is devoted to DIY investing after all, and so an everyday cash savings index would […]
Online marketplace consumer rights: who is responsible when things go wrong? With so many online marketplaces, it can sometimes be difficult to know who you are buying from. Even sites such as Debenhams and BQ now have a marketplace and your consumer rights vary when buying from these sites. On my social media platforms Facebook, TikTok, Instagram and Threads, I frequently get asked about buying from a seller on Amazon or Vinted or any other marketplace. So, I […]